Wilmington, OH – A quiet but hot stretch is building across southwest Ohio, with temperatures set to climb steadily through the weekend, peaking near 88°F by Sunday. A few areas may see patchy fog early Thursday, but clear skies and a strong warming trend will dominate through early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Thursday will start with light fog through 9 a.m., followed by sunshine and a high of 85°F. Light east winds shift south by Friday, bringing a dry, sunny pattern through at least Monday. By the weekend, highs will reach 87°F on Saturday and push 88°F Sunday and Monday, with no rain expected until midweek.
Thursday: Patchy fog until 9 a.m., then mostly sunny with a high of 85°F.
Friday: Sunny and dry, high near 87°F, south wind 3 to 6 mph.
Saturday: Mostly clear, highs in the upper 80s. Light nighttime breeze from the south.
Sunday: Sunny and hot — highs near 88°F, increasing humidity.
Monday: Heat continues, but showers and storms could return by Tuesday.
The next notable change comes Tuesday into Wednesday, with a 50% chance of storms and slightly cooler temps around 85°F. Residents should take advantage of this dry stretch to prepare for next week’s possible rain. Additional updates are likely as storm chances develop.
